The Obstetric catechism : containing two thousand three hundred and forty-seven questions and answers on obstetrics proper / by Joseph Warrington.

  • Warrington, Joseph, -1888.
Date:
1854 [c.1853]
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Credit: The Obstetric catechism : containing two thousand three hundred and forty-seven questions and answers on obstetrics proper / by Joseph Warrington. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library at Emory University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library, Emory University.

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    Menstruation—termination of Menstrual functions—disorders of Absence of Varieties of amenorrhea Treatment of do. Milk Menorrhagia Causes of Treatment of Nerves of the uterus and its appen- 30 S 163 Obliquity of the uterus 0-8 innominatum Osseous system of the fetus Os uteri, sometimes difficult to find Alteration in from pregnancy Contraction of on the placenta Ovaries Ovum, constitution of 75 Patient, treatment of after delivery 173 Pelvis—Anatomy of the female 13 Anterior half of 19 Axis of 2$ Contents of the 30 Inclined Planes of 26 Posterior half of 20 Proper 21 Perina^um 38 Applying napkins to Physical Exploration—to detect preg nancy 112 Arrangement of patient for it 114 Inquiry into the fact or progress of labor 150 Time and manner of making it 153 Physiological characters of the fetus 97 Physometra 379 Treatment of 380 Placenta 82 Management of 161 How to promote delivery of 161 How to receive and dispose of it 162 Tardy delivery of 305 Retention of 306 Management of retention of 306 Retention of from contraction of os uteri 308 How to act in such cases 308 Managemont when the cord is ruptured 306 Coagula between the uterus and 307 What to do in such cases 307 Retention of from irregular con- traction of the uterus 310 Hour-glass contraction ot 311 Adhesion of the 812 How to treat it 312 Consequence of failure to extract the Planes inclined Presentation and position Classification of Second class of Diagnosis of pelvic Different positions of pelvic Mechanism of labor iu pelvic Of anterior fontanelles Classification of face ha Presentation—Cases proper to be converted into face 202 Of side of the head 218 Of Cephalic extremity 132 Bringing down the feet in breech 221 Deviations, always rectify them Deviated breech 221 Diagnosis of pelvio 180 Instrumental delivery in shoul- der 216 Pelvic, subdivisions of 184 Of the shoulders 211 Classification of, in shoulder 211 Rules for the band with which to correct deviation of 214 How to rectify them 221 Fillet in 222 Blunt hook in 223 Position of the shoulder 212 Further inquiries respecting di- agnosis of 217 Changes of in the early part of labor 218 Other deviations of 219 Position of umbilicus 92 Position and presentation 131 Grand varieties of 131 How to convert one into another 190 Pregnancy 59 Alteration of size and position of the pelvic and abdominal viscera caused by 68 Signs of 108 Development of uterus caused by 109 Physical exploration in 112 Touch in 113 Arrangements for physical exa- mination in 114 Ballottement in 115 Auscultation in 116 Condition of vagina, urine, 4c., in 118 Duration of 119 Diseases incident to 387 Plethora in 388 Consequences of plethora in 388 Fever from nervous irritation during 390 Best remedy for it in 390 Mild treatment most proper in 391 Exercise during 392 Venesection i Catheterism in Aperients in How to treat hernia in Caution about dress in Sympathetic treatment ofirrita- tion in 396 Pruritis vulvte in 396 Irritation of the bladder, 4c, in 396 Care to be taken of the mammas in 398 Hemorrhage from the uterus during 400 Placenta praevia in 400 How managed 400 Retroversion of uterus in 402 Extra uterine 410 Treatment in extra uterine 413